Going from a 55 gallon to a nano. Any suggestions for an "All-In-One"?

[theclemsonkid]

I had a 55 gallon tank for two years, then we ended up moving and I took her down. Lately, I've been getting the itch to get back into the hobby, and I was seriously thinking about a nano reef tank that I'm going to keep at my business.
I really don't know much about nano tanks, other than the few Google results I got that brought up the Oceanic BioCube HQI 29 gallon all in one set up. It looks like a pretty good option, but there aren't too many independent reviews of that particular unit.
I would be more than happy to listen to any recommendations of what any of you guys may have, would like to have, or something I should stay away from. I probably have a budget somewhere in the $750 range to get started, and I really want to be able to keep a nice array of corals (both hard and soft) and some clams. As far as fish maybe just a clownfish or two, and some CUC.
Thanks for all the help and suggestions!

 

[mr. limpid]

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Originally Posted by TheClemsonKid http:///t/389923/going-from-a-55-gallon-to-a-nano-any-suggestions-for-an-all-in-one#post_3449383
I had a 55 gallon tank for two years, then we ended up moving and I took her down. Lately, I've been getting the itch to get back into the hobby, and I was seriously thinking about a nano reef tank that I'm going to keep at my business. need a lot of attention parms change fast, especially salinity, IMO not good location.
I really don't know much about nano tanks, other than the few Google results I got that brought up the Oceanic BioCube HQI 29 gallon all in one set up. It looks like a pretty good option, but there aren't too many independent reviews of that particular unit. I always just set up a smaller version of my large tank, piece my equipment, replacing them is easier when they break down.
I would be more than happy to listen to any recommendations of what any of you guys may have, would like to have, or something I should stay away from. I probably have a budget somewhere in the $750 range to get started, and I really want to be able to keep a nice array of corals (both hard and soft) and some clams. As far as fish maybe just a clownfish or two, and some CUC. Could be done the light is the most expensive part, look into the Ecoray 60D LED.
Thanks for all the help and suggestions!